Description:
Photographic materials present significant preservation concerns in library and archival collections. They are often heavily used and are fragile and susceptible to damage due to improper handling and storage conditions. Visual examples of photographic processes and deteriorated photographs will be identified and discussed. Topics covered include
- Early photographic processes
- Issues with prints, color, film, glass, and albums
- Environment and storage guidelines
- Handling, housing, and security guidelines
- New technology processes and issues.
Notes:
Please note that registrations for this class must be received at least one week prior to the class date. Registrants should receive an email offering detailed login and set-up instructions. Please call the Educational Services Department at 800.999.8558 if you do not receive this email at least three days prior to the class. This course is designed for individual participation; each individual must register.
Time: All web-based classes are advertised in Eastern time.
This class is funded in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Division of Preservation and Access.
Technical Requirements:
Please see the Technical Requirements for live online classes.
Associated Training Tracks:
Basic Archives Preservation Track
Basic Library Preservation Track
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Registration:
You may register for a class using one of two methods:
Online Ordering - you may register for a class by clicking on the "Schedule" tab, and then click on the "Register" link for one of the scheduled classes.
PDF Form - you may register by printing out the registration form and faxing it to LYRASIS.
